SQL Server Reporting Services Subscription with dynamic parameters
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Solution 1
This is quite simple, see my answer here:
SQL Server: calculating date ranges
What you have to end up doing is creating these calculations as a dataset and then use the "Use Default" checkbox in the subscription itself:
Solution 2
Write a stored procedure and get the following from the sql in the stored proc:
select @FileName as FILENAME, @PATH as PATH, 'EXCEL' as RENDER_FORMAT , 'Overwrite' as WRITEMODE,
'True' as FILEEXTN , 'null' as USERNAME, 'null' as PASSWORD
Call the proc from the subscription
Anil Madan
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aron
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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aron almost 2 years
I have a custom report in SQL Server Reporting Services. This report has a few parameters, like: Requested date start, Requested data to, donor.
I would like to setup a scheduled email. However I would like to assign the "Requested date start" value to = (current datetime-1 month) and assign the "Requested date end" value to = current datetime
Any tips on how to do this?